llie Eastern Guardian

'Monday. June 21. 1954

The Guardian Psgell

....'Mr. Joseph R. McDonald. Panmure Island. was a visitor to Montague on Thursday.

., 0 LADIES Legion Auxiliary meeting Monday. June 21. home of Mrs. Nell Hooley. social even- iiig.

.."N01‘ICL—All taxes due New Perth school, district no. 53. must be paid June 30. 1954. otherwise will be collected through the courts. By order of trustees.

....-WITH REFERENCE to the special names list of the King's county Hospital recently publish- vii, the donation of $25.00 by iiindman and Company Limited \\a5 inadvertently omitted. ‘

...'C0hIPL!!TE8 COURSE—Miss Bernadette Daley has returned to her home in St. Mary's Road East after successfully completing a lcn months nursing course at Crimp Hill Hospital. Miss Daley plans on taking a position at the Victoria General Hospital in Halifax in Aug“!!-

MORELL C.W.L.

'The June meeting of the Lit- tle Flower subdivision of the C. W. L. was held at the home of Mrs. P. R. Sinnott. Mrs. McCar- thy opened with prayer. Roll call was answered by 25 members.

it was agreed that :10 be sent in the Stella Maris Building Fund. Correspondence included acknow- ledgements of sympathy cards from Rev. Phalen McKenna and Mrs. Louis McGuire. A letter of thanks from Rev. Phalen Mc- Kcnna. acknowledging receipt of a gift of $100 from the aub- division. while he was a patient in the hospital, was also read. A statue of St. Anne was recently purchased by the sub-division and ihe money was voted to be paid at once.

it was agreed that a High Mass he offered for the late Bishop Boyle. It was also agreed that a gift of 3100 be given Fr. Mc- Kenna on the occasion of his Sil- ver Jubilee. The annual cleaning of the church is to be held on June 30.

An interesting and educational rcport of a Regional C.W.L. meet- ing held in St. Andrew's Hall was given by our president.

Delegates appointed to the an- nual provincial convention were Mrs. Cecil McCarthy and Mrs.

Cyrus LaPlerre. The sub-division pledged support to the Swimming and Water Safety Program as in other years.

All meetings were cancelled for the summer months. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. J. B. Jay.

...'WI0ll'l'IAN Business vlea. Montague, will be from June 19 to June 5.

....'N0‘I'ICI. During summer months the following shops will close at 5 o'clock Monday to Friday. remaining open Saturday evenings at. usual. Open 1 hour earlier: Bell's Dress Shoppe. Jo- Anns Dress Shop.

.-.'Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Mao- Kenzle and Mrs. Johsnnah Con- don of Little Pond were in Mon- tagus on Thursday visiting Mr. John A. Mackensie. Gaspereaux. who is a patient in the King's County Hospital.

VISIT POBTPONED

OTTAWA (CP)—'l‘he visit to Ot- tawa of defence secretary Charles Wilson of the United States, sched- uled for June 26, has been post- poned. Defence Minister Claxton said Sifiurdsy. The postponement was caused by the Washington talks between President Eisen- hower and -Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and Foreign Sec- ret‘ai'y Anthony Eden next week- en .

Sar- closed

MONTAGUE W. I.

The regular meeting of the Mon- tague Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. A_ A. Fraser, last Tuesday evening. The presi- dent. Mrs. Lorne Wlgginton.'opened the meeting by repeating the creed. There were is members present and one new member was welcomed Roll call was answered with the name of “my first school teacher".

The secretary. Mrs. Lester Mac- Leod. read the minutes and in the absence of the treasurer. the fi- nancial report was read by Mrs. Arnold Vsniderstine. Mrs. William MacLean reported for the Red Cross committee” and Mrs. Wig- ginton presented a. bill for supplies used at the blood donor clinic, half the cost of which will be financed by Acme Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. George Preece and Mrs. E. Mac- Neill were appointed as delegates to attend the provincial meeting in Charlottetown in July. The sum of no was voted to the board of trade to help finance the cost of having trees planted on the out- skirts of the town_ on motion it was decided to assist with the Red Shield Campaign and solicitors were appointed for the various sec- tions of the town.

At the close of the meeting the members enjoyed a social half hour and lunch was served by the hoa- tess existed by Mrs. William Mac-

Lean and Mrs. Byron Stewart.

PRINCESS PAT

THEATRE

PROUDLY ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST SHOWING ON WIDE SCREEN OF THE OUTSTANDING MOVIE

"THIS AIOVI ' ALL" MONDAY AND mnsnay

And The Never To Be Forgotten Coronation-—

"A QUEEN IS CROWNED"

Brought Back by Popular Request WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

-OUR THANKS!

our mail box with su in Theatre. Due to e

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drawn by Police Sgt. hundred of entries suggcs

To the many hundreds of movie fans, who packed cstcd names for the new Drive- largc number of entries sub- mitted and the great variety of names suggested, the judges decided to select the most popular name sult- We therefore announce that the name of our new entertainment wonderland will be

.“NORTH RIVER" DRIVE-IN THEATRE

The winner of our “Pick-A-Name" contest was A. Jhllilowllng from the several the winner, Wnyue A. Lo lottetown, goes our thanks along with a cheque for $25 and a special month's double est pass.

see you soon at the “NORTH It Ell DRIVE-IN"

wrTc, 56 Green St, Char-

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the above name. To

6. Walters. Manager.

ANNOUN

Poole & Thom Leod and Greene,

ents. noon.

vice.

MONTAGUE and VICINITY

Please note the chan e in business hours of the following business eatabl hmenta beginning immed- lately and until the and of August.

Opening hour 7:00 a.m.—Closing hour 5:00. pin.

it Ltd.: James E. Cudmore, Mac- rsser and Annear Feed service. McGowan Motors, Montague Garage, Gilbert R. Clem-

Also the following merchants will all day Wednesday and will close Saturday at 12:00

Poole and Thompson, Ltd.. James E. Cudrnore. Macbeod and Greene, Fraser and Annear l-‘eed ser-

CEMENT

remain open

wlah the very best. of

BUY YOUR PEANDTS FROM AND VOTE FOR

MISS M. C. A. (Miss Roma Burke)

Sponsored by MARITIME CENTRAL AIRWAYS in the Kinsmen Pbpularity Contest

The management Ind staff of Maritime to th Club of Charlottetown in their efforts to raise funds for service work through the medium of their popularity contest.

Central Airways Ltd.

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Georgetown Couple Celebrate Today Their Golden Wedding Anniversary

..‘Mr. and Mrs. H. Allister Mac- Donald of Georgetown today cele- brate their golden wedding anni- versary, and will be the rccelpients of many congratulatory messages and felicitatlons from their many friends on this memorable oc- casion.

Ari anniversary dinner was held yesterday at their home for the members of the family. relatives and friends, and the bride and groom received many lovely gift: to commemorate the event. Today they will be at home to their many friends who will be extending their best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Donald were married at St. Jame'a Church in Georgetown fifty years ago. All will join in extending them happiest returns of the day, and wish for them many more happy years together.

Duke Uniniured In Polo Accident

MIDHURST. England (APl—The Duke of Edinburgh fell from his pony during a polo match on Am- bersham ground Saturday but was uninjured. ‘

Just before the game ended the duke. riding in No. 2 forward, rode into the goal mouth. His foot got tangled in the stirrup of an op- posing rider and he landed flat on the ground.

Queen Elizabeth wasn't present. She was at Ascot for the final day of the Royal Ascot race season.

\ rssr warm

The rapids and falls of the Not- toway river, emptying into James bay. have a potential i.ooo,ooo horsepower.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Elsie Prosper, Georgetown. who possosl away June 21, 1941.

Ever remembered by her daugh- ter Dorothy and family. .

Lesion zone RALLY

To be held in Souris Leg- ion Hall Monday, June 21st at 8 p.m. Expect representa- tives from D.V.A., V.L.A. and pension commission and provincial commander. All

veterans welcomed.

Sourls Theatre

Monday & Tuesday

Playing ~ Jtine 21-22

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inane-Iusvuievu Plus—NEWS - SHORTS

a Murray River

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and Vicinity ..'Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cox and lamily.- Summerside, were recent visitors to Murray River, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art Gos- ‘bee. They also were guests of _Mrs. Cox's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Gosbee. from Halifax. who

are spending their holidays at the Rivervlew Cabins. Murray River.

Mr. Ivan Munn. who is employ- ed with the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Glace Bay, N. S.. spent the past week-end at the home of his father, Mr. Sydney Munn, Murray River.

Mr. anl Mrs. William Horton and family, Moncton. N. B.. are spending their holidays in Murray River, at the home of his moth- er and brother. Mrs. Thomas Hor- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hor- ton.

Mr. George White. Halifax. rec- ently spent a few days at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry White. White Sands.

Mr. Kenneth Maclieod, Char- lottetown, spent the past week- end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. MacLeod, Murray River.

Mrs. William MacEschern. Mer- maid, was a recent visitor to Murray River. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murdock.

On June 15, a misceuaneous shower was held at the home of Mrs. Sadie MacLeod. in honour of Miss Marion Moore. Charlotte- town. formery from Murray Riv- er. Many eautiful and useful gifts were received which were opened by Mrs. Jackie MacLeod. and verses read by Mrs. Darrell Bell. a delicious lunch was served by the ladies present.

Miss Dianne Maclntyre, Park- dale. is spending a few days in Murray River. guests of her bro-

ther-ln-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac-

Leod. New Glasgow. N- 5-. spent the past week-end in Murray Riv- er. guests of Mrs. MacLeod's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mur- dock.

Mr. Art Cantwell. Charlotte- town. was ri recent visitor to

Murray River. guests of his sis- ter-in-law. Mrs. Royal White and family.

Miss Dorothy Cullen. Miss Grace Campbell and Mr. Elmer Power. from the staff of the P. E. l. Libraries. Charlottetown. were in Murray River. on June ii. for the annual check-up of books.

Mr. Norman E. Stewart. Char- lottetown. spent the past week- end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stewart, High Bank.

Mr. md M”. Tiny Nicolle. White Sands, were recent visitors to Halifax. N. S

Miss Margaret MscFarlane. To- ronto. is spending her holidays at the home of her parents, Mr- and Mrs. Robert MacFarlane, White Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds and children. Elaine IN‘ C“‘_“v Charlottetown. were recent vis- itors to Murray River. HUM‘! "1

Rev. James Donahue. pastor of St. Bridget's parish. Minneapolis. Minn., celebrated his golden Jubi- lee of his sacerdotsl ordination at All Saints Church. Cardigan. yesterday. by officiating at the celebration of High Mass. Rt. Rev. Mons! Illa J. A. Murphy of souris, delivered the congratiuistory ad- dress eulogising the splendid work which Father Donahoe had ac- complished in St. Bridget‘: pariah. Father Donahoe was presented with a special bouquet by master Tomrn.y Sharkey and Miss Mau- reen Brothers on behalf of the first communion class, and the trustees, Frank Donshoe, Earl C. MacDonald and Howard Roche. also presented a spiritual bouquet on behalf of the parishioners of All Saints Church.

Father Donahoe graciously thanked the parishoners, the first communion class, and all who helped to make the occasion such a memorable one.

Present in the sanctuary was Sir Roderick MacDonald. St. Pet- ers. Knight of St. Gregory. Assisting Father Donahoe in celebrating High Mass were Rev. J. A. Sullivan of St. Dunstan's Uni.

'versit.y. as deacon: and Clare Mac-

Donald. scmlnsrian. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MacDonald of Cardigan. as sub-deacon. Rev. J. P. E. 0'1-Isnley, parish priest of

Weslmoreiand Singers Heard Al Montague

The Westmoreland singers of Moncton. N.B., were heard last evening in Trinity United Church, Montague, when they presented an inspiring sacred consort to a vcry large and appreciative con- gregation.

The regular service was con- ducted by the Rev. J. M. Fraser and the choir was composed of the guest singers and members of the rr,'eii‘s choir. Mr. Hugh Buchanan of Moncwn was accompanist throughout the evening. Mr. Rus- sel Laird of Albcrton led in prayer. Scripture reading was taken from St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians Chapter 3 and the theme of the sermon "What Are We Living For" was based on the words of st. Paul. ‘For Me To Live Is Christ."

The sacred concert which fol- lowed the regular service consisted of beautiful hymns and splrituais centered around “The Lord Is My Shepherd." Rev. J. M. Fraser pro- nounced benediction.

Lorne Volley Vicinity Mr. Heath MacGralh and Mr. Russell MacAuiay were visitors to

St. Peters and vicinity on June 4.

Mr. William Ferguson who employed on the construction’ the Trans-Canada Highway at Pinette, spent the week-end of ilune 5 at his home in Lorne Val- ey.

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Mr. Wendell Crane. Montague. was a recent visitor at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Crane.

Miss Theresa MacAulay who is employed at the Prince Edward Island Hospital. is spending a pleasant vacation at the home of her father, Mr. Edgar MacAulsy.

His many friends are sorry to hear that Mr. Murdock MacLeod, Halifax. N. S.. formerly of Lorne Valley. suffered a stroke a short time ago. and all are hoping to hear of his complete recovery in the very near future.

Mrs. Sandra MacEachern, teach- or at Lorne Valley School. was among those attending the study group meeting in Montague School on June 4.

Mr. and Mrs. George Leard. Mount Stewart. were Sunday vis- iiors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MncLend on June 6.

Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shaw on June 6 were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. Snuris. Mr. and Mrs. A]- vin Myers and son Brian, Cardi- gan. Miss Christine Shaw. Char-

lottetown and Miss Adele Shaw. Cardigan. Mrs. Edward Crane and son

were ciicsts nf the Mr. and Mrs. on June 2

Lea. Bangor. fnrme-r's miv~cni<. Munro MacGrath.

Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rank Irving left June 6 for their home in Cal- gary. Alla.. after vacationing on the Island for three weeks. They were guests of Mrs. Irving‘: par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Crane

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neynoldm parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Reynolds.

Mr. and Mrs. James Perm!- Torontn, were recent visitors to Gladstone, guests of Mrs. Penny's father. Mr. Alex Richards.

Mi“ Iney Acnrn, Charlottetown, lg spending a few days in Mur- rny fijvpy-_ ‘upglg nf her brother- in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs- Ted Rafuse.

Mrs. Katie MacDonald has re- turned to her home in Flat River. after spending the past few months at the home of her bro-

ther-in-law and sister. Dr. an Mrs. Lester Brehaut. Murray River. CD.

CELEBRATED GOLDEN JUBILEE AT All SAINTS CHURCH. CARDIGAN

All Saints Church. acted as master of ceremonies.

The choir under the direction of Major John A. MacDonald, sang the mass of the angels. with Mrs. Earl MacDonald as organist ac- companist.

Father Donahoe, a native of Roseneath. was elevated to the holy priesthood on June I3. 1904. by Archbishop John Ireland of st. Paul. Minnesota.

In addition to having given dis- tinguished aervice in the archdio- cese of his adoption as archdio- ceriean director of catholic chari- ties. and as pastor of St. Bridgevs parish. Fath.-ar Donahoe is the author of two notable books. ‘Prince Edward Island Priests" and "The Scope Of Charity."

Father Donahoe plans to remain on the Island another two weeks before returning to Minneapolis.

King’: District vi. I. Annual convention

The annual convention of the South Centre King's Dist7".ct of the Women's Institute was held in Grandview Hall on June 10 with the president, Mrs. H. V. Behm, presiding at both afternoon and evening meetings.

The convention was well at- tended by members and visitors from nine branch institutrfi: Bei- icvue, Caledonia, Brooklyn, Valley- field, Hcatherdale, Kilriiuir, Mill- town. Whim Road and Grandview. Reports of the different institutes were read, summarizing the met- hods of raising money, and the donations to W.I. projects. and to community and school enterprises

Questions from the question box were read by Mrs. George Clarcy of Whim Road, and the answers supplied by the supervisor and Mrs. Neil Matheson. “Fun and Nonsense" was conducted by Miss Joan Mac- Gowan and Miss Anne MacDonald of Kilmuir. The educational part of the program consisted of a short play by nine members of Valley- field W. I., outlining the history. aims and projects of the W.I.

The speakers for the afternoon were the supervisor, Mrs. Manning. and Mrs. Neil Matheson. Southport. Mrs. Matheson spoke on Institute projects, and gave an account of her trip to the A.C.W.W. conference in Toronto last year. Mrs. Manning spoke on Institute work, and gave a 4-H Club demonstration on Re- models. Remakes and Rcmnaiit.s.

The evening speaker was Mr. Harry Robbins of the Department of Agriculture, who gave a demon- stration on the Preparatioii of Broilers for Home Use. A short variety program made up the sec- ond hall of the evenings entertain- merit.

The following resolutions were read by Mrs. Murdock MacGowan. Kilmuir: Whereas this group of Women's Institutes gathered in Convention‘ at Grandview wish to express their appreciation of the interesting report on Institute activities given by Mrs. Matheson. and the helpful talk and demeri- stration by Mrs. Manning at the alternoon meeting. and instructive demonstration by Mr. Robbins at the evening session, also all those who helped with the entertainment that made this Convention n suc- cess: .

That also the thanks of this Con- vention be extended to Grandvlew for their hospitality. Be it also re- solved that the Institutes gathered at this convention voice their ap- proval of the distribution of Fish Liver Oil capsules to pre-school age and school age children as has been done in the past.

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Children 25c: Children 35¢;

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Adults 500. Adults 75¢."

Georgetown And I I I Vicinity ‘Mr. Charles MCLBUIII, Old Age Pension Investigator, of Char-

lottetown, was a business \‘lSli.0l” to Georgetown on June 16.

Miss Anna Mair. R.N.. retired Superintendent of Nurses at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, who has spent the winter with relatives in Saskatoon, Saskatche- wan. arrived in Georgetown on June 16. where she is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Mair.

Mr. and Mrs Angus Nicholson. Miss Emma Nicholson and Mr. Peter Macheod of Lorne Valley. and Mrs. Roy MacLcod of Char- lottetown, were visitors to George- town on June 17.

Cpl. Stillman Mair oi the Royal Canadian Engineers. who has been spending his 60 days leave in Georgetown with his grand- mother, Mrs. Mary Yorsion. fol-

lowing his return from Korea, left a few days ago for Chili- wack, B. C., where he will be stationed.

Mrs. Brian Clay and Mr. Frank W. Clay of Bridgetown. were bus- iness visitors to Georgetown on June 17.

Mrs. James Coldwell and son. Jimmy. of Charlottetown are guests of Mrs. Coldwell's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Landry.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lavandier attended the graduation of the nurses at Falconwnod Hospital on June 17. Mrs. Lavandier's sister. Miss Ruby Murphy of St. Mary's Road. was a member of thc graduation class.

Mr. Floyd Landry, who is em- ployed at DeBlois Bros, Ltd.. Charlottetown is visiting his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lan- dry.

On June 17, Mr. J. F. Johnson attended the graduation exercises at Nofre Dame Academy. where

his daughter, Miss Margaret "Peggy" Johnson, was a member of the Commercial graduating class.

Mrs. W. J. Fitzgerald and Mrs. William S. Martell attended the graduation exercises at Notre Dame Academy on June i7, when their daughters. Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald and Miss Verna Mar- tell, graduated as members of the